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Use measurement systems
Criteria
Calculate conversions from inch to metric
Calculate conversions from metric to inch
Calculate conversions from decimal-inch to fractional
Define common measurement terms
Use conversion tables
Use Tap & Drill charts
Use an engineering scale on finished blueprint
Perform measurements using a rule discriminating in inches
Perform measurements using a rule discriminating in millimeters
Define the characteristics used to define graduated scales.
Use outside and internal calipers to measure
Recall the 10:1 rule as it relates to measurement and inspection.
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Perform a basic layout
Criteria
Define the steps performed in a machining layout
Describe the use of trammel points
Use a combination set
Use hermaphrodite calipers
Use scribes
Use dividers for circles, radius, bolt-hole patterns, and angle division
Use punches (Optical, Automatic, Center, Transfer, and Pin)
Use a surface gage for layout
Describe and use the corner to corner & 3-4-5 [v2] method of squaring
Set up a wiggler
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Use vernier scales
Criteria
Perform measurement using a PI tape
Perform measurement using a vernier height gage
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Use precision measuring instruments
Criteria
You use dial calipers
You check calibration of dial caliper
Measure angles with plate protractor
Measure angles with combination square set
You use "Decimal Inch" outside micrometers
Name parts of outside micrometer
Perform calibration on outside micrometer
Define complementary angles
Set up a "Centering Scope"
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Use indirect Gages
Criteria
Use & identify a drill gage
Use & identify a thickness gage
Use & identify a feeler gage
Use & identify a small hole gage
Use & identify a radius gage
Use & identify an angle gage
Use & identify a center gage
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Inspect with Metric Tools
Criteria
Use & identify a metric vernier
Use & identify a micrometer
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Use Gage Blocks
Criteria
Identify types
Develop a gage block stack
Set-up Sine Bars
Set-up Sine Chuck
Reverse engineer with sine bar
Inspect using an angle block
Use an Optical flat
Use and set-up snap gage
Set-up Gage Block accessories
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Inspect Threads
Criteria
Identify thread forms
Use a thread Pitch Gage
Inspect using 3-wire method
Inspect using a thread micrometer
Use a thread plug gage
Use a threaded ring Gage
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Use specialty Micrometers
Criteria
Multi-anvil
Disc
Groove
Bench
Specialty anvils
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Use & identify Indicators
Criteria
Test
Dial
Prove Cosine error
Check Perpendicularity
Check flatness
Check concentricity
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Diameter Inspection
Criteria
Use pin gages
Use telescoping and small hole gages
Use and Calibrate Bore Gages
Use internal micrometers
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Use electronic Inspection equipment
Criteria
Optical comparator
Use electronic height gage
Toolmakers microscope
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Intro to CMM
Criteria
Bridge and Portable uses and capabilities